Magic City Hosts Election Night Watch Party
The Atlanta strip club offered voter-themed specials to patrons on Tuesday's election night.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections
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Atlanta strip club Magic City hosted an election night watch party called 'From the Polls to the Poles' on Tuesday. The party offered voter wing specials and voter drink specials starting at 9 p.m., and patrons were encouraged to vote before coming in.
Why it matters
The event drew attention to Georgia voters weighing a number of major races, including Sen. Jon Ossoff's bid for reelection. It also reflects how local businesses in Atlanta are using election night to draw crowds.
The promotion was documented through a flyer shared publicly on X, with specials starting at 9 p.m. on election night. No attendance, sales, or turnout figures tied to the event were reported.
The players
Magic City
An Atlanta strip club that hosted the election night watch party and voter-themed specials.
Lou Williams
A former NBA guard who was spotted at Magic City in July 2020 while attending a funeral during the league's bubble period.
The details
Magic City promoted the party through a flyer that was shared on X by HuffPost deputy editor Philip Lewis. The club encouraged patrons to vote Tuesday before coming to the watch party.
Timeline
Tuesday, November 3, 2026: Election night watch party held at Magic City
9 p.m. on election night: Voter wing and drink specials begin
Political Context
The event sits alongside Georgia's competitive statewide races, including Sen. Jon Ossoff's reelection bid. It follows a pattern in which Magic City's public profile has been tied to Atlanta sports and civic moments, as seen when Lou Williams's 2020 visit drew widespread notice.
Patrons who wanted voter specials had to attend starting at 9 p.m. on election night. The promotion was limited to the event itself, with no broader policy or voting changes attached.
The takeaway
Local businesses are using election night to draw community attention, but the practical reality for voters is that civic participation still comes first. Checking your polling place before election day remains the most useful step.
Further reading
Explore more on Elections coverage in Atlanta and across Georgia.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Comeback.
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